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Why do plastic products crack? Do you know the reason?

Why do plastic products crack? Do you know the reason? There are mainly the following reasons: Processing Excessive processing pressure, too fast speed, more filling, injection, and long holding time will cause excessive internal stress and cracking.Adjust the mold opening speed and pressure to prevent demolding cracking caused by rapid strong drawing of the parts.Appropriately …

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Analysis and solutions to warping deformation of plastic products

Analysis and solutions to warping deformation of plastic products Warpage refers to the deviation of the shape of the injection molded product from the shape of the mold cavity. It is one of the common defects of plastic products. There are many reasons for warpage, and it is often difficult to solve it by relying …

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The essential difference between two-color injection molding and in-mold injection molding

【two】How to choose between two-color injection molding and in-mold injection molding​https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jmapro.2024.02.021 ​B. Products with multi-colored appearance and no surface treatment​The appearance material is hard glue in multiple colors and does not undergo surface treatment. Most of them are used in light-transmitting products.For example: keyboard buttons, mouse, mobile phone protective case, etc. As shown below: C, …

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Structural design of plastic parts: chamfering

The most commonly used chamfers are divided intoRoundandchamferRounding refers to connecting two curved surfaces of a part tangently through a rounded surface. A standard rounded corner usually uses a radius value R to represent its size. Structural design of plastic parts: chamfering Chamfering refers to connecting two curved surfaces of a part at an angle …

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Injection molding process of polyethylene PE

PE is a crystalline raw material with very little hygroscopicity, no more than 0.01%, so there is no need for drying before processing. PE molecular chains have good flexibility, small forces between bonds, low melt viscosity, and excellent fluidity. Therefore, thin-walled long-flow products can be formed without too high pressure during molding. The shrinkage range …

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Selection tips for plastic mold materials

The working conditions of plastic molds are different from those of cold stamping dies. They generally have to work at 150 degrees Celsius to 200 degrees Celsius. In addition to being subject to a certain pressure, they also have to withstand the influence of temperature. According to the different usage conditions and processing methods of …

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Injection Molding Pre-molding Action And Back Pressure Control

Pre-molding action selection Depending on whether the injection seat retreats before and after pre-plastic feeding, that is, whether the nozzle leaves the mold, the injection molding machine generally has three options: Fixed feeding: the nozzle is always attached to the mold before and after pre-molding, and the injection seat does not move. Front feeding: The …

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Plastic gear parts injection molding process and material analysis

Plastic gear parts injection molding process and material analysis. Plastic gears are developing toward larger sizes, more complex geometries, and higher strength, with high-performance resins and long-glass fiber-filled composites playing an important role. Plastic gears have experienced a change from new materials to important industrial materials in the past 50 years. Today they have penetrated …

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